EduLevPop education, SES, socioeconomic status, poverty, health disparities, social determinants of health EduLevPop.Ut_US Educational attainment among adults. Education level categories include: less than high school; high school graduate (includes equivalency); some college; Associate's degree; Bachelor's degree; and Graduate or Professional degree. Number of persons in the educational attainment category and population age group. Number of persons in the population age group. 12/29/2023 Education level is strongly related to health status. It is too simplistic to say that more education causes better health; however, higher levels of education often result in higher family income, greater self-determination, an understanding of health and illness factors, improved mental health, and a higher level of social and family support. All of those factors can result in better health. Among Utah adults aged 25 and over in 2022, 93% were high school graduates or higher and 37.9% had a bachelor's or advanced degree. Education levels in the U.S. have also improved markedly, although Utahns on average still tend to have more years of schooling than their American counterparts. In 2022, 10.4% of U.S. residents aged 25 and over had not completed high school, while only 7% of Utahns in the same age group had not completed high school. DEFAULT adillingham@utah.gov A 01/03/2024 Status changed by: tzheng@utah.gov, 12/15/2023 TZ 12/15/23. only small area need to run sas to update. others are from ibis acs module. Detail modified by: tzheng@utah.gov, 12/21/2020 TZ- From ACS tables S1501, B15002 Update IBIS ACS education module first Update from IBIS for cnty/lhd/sex education level Need run small area in SAS See details for each view. 3 x 01/03/2024 Status changed by: kimneerings@utah.gov 01/03/2024 PopChar ChldPov ChldPov.UT_US HHInc HHInc.UT_US HII HII.SA Pov Pov.UT_US SystemFactors HlthIns HlthIns.UT_US_ACS HealthStatus Socio-economic status (including income and education) is strongly related to health status outcomes. It is unclear to what extent poor education status leads to poor health outcomes, or whether poor health leads to an inability to complete one's educational goals. Both are probably true to some extent. DthRat DthRat.UT_US FPHlth FPHlth.Ut_USYear LifeExpect LifeExpect.UT_USSexYear EduLevPop.Ut_US Highest Level of Education, Age 25+, Utah and U.S., 2022 Percentage Distribution EduLevPop.Sex Highest Level of Education by Sex, Utahns Age 25+, 2022 Percentage Distribution EduLevPop.18_24.Sex High School Graduate or Higher, Ages 18-24 by Sex, Utah and U.S., 2022 Percentage of Adults Age 18-24 EduLevPop.Cnty High School Graduate or Higher by County and Sex, Utahns Age 25+, 2018-2022 ACS 5-year Estimate Percentage of Adults Age 25+ EduLevPop.LHD High School Graduate or Higher by Local Health District and Sex, Utah Males Age 25+, 2018-2022 ACS 5-year Estimate Percentage of Utah Males 25+ EduLevPop.FemLHD High School Graduate or Higher by Local Health District and Sex, Utah Females Age 25+, 2018-2022 ACS 5-year Estimate Percentage of Utah Females 25+ EduLevPop.LHDAll Bachelor's Degree or Higher by Local Health District, Utahns Age 25+, 2018-2022 ACS 5-year Estimate Percentage of Utahns Age 25+ EduLevPop.BA_SA Bachelor's Degree or Higher by Utah Small Area, Utahns Age 25+, 2018-2022 ACS 5-year Estimate Percentage of Utahns Age 25+